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“Can You Dig It? Exploring Race, Representation and Culture in Blaxploitation Films" is an ISU course where students and others experience films that showcase the Blaxploitation era in American cinema.

Bloomington-Normals universities and colleges are honoring Black History Month with events to bring students and community members out to celebrate the history and achievements of Black Americans, past and present.

Book lovers and bibliophiles converge in Miami for the 40th annual Miami Book Fair taking place November 12-19 at the Wolfson Campus of Miami Dade College. The eight-day festival features over 400 authors from around the world participating in...

This article has been adapted from Head Arts Editor Natalie Manley’s previous versions, published in 2021 and 2022. Student publications at the University of Chicago are about as old as the University itself. What began with the creation of The Chicago Maroon in 1892 (the University was founded in 1890) has since ballooned into a long...

Gatekeeping systems used by big brand institutions ‘legitimise race and class inequalities’, scholars claim in book

This article has been adapted from a previous version published September 2021.  Student publications at the University of Chicago are about as old as the University itself. What began with the creation of The Chicago Maroon in 1892 (the University was founded in 1890) has since ballooned into a long list of both archived and active...

This article has been adapted from a previous version published September 2021.  Student publications at the University of Chicago are about as old as the University itself. What began with the creation of The Chicago Maroon in 1892 (the University was founded in 1890) has since ballooned into a long list of both archived and active...

The Museums at Washington and Lee University are hosting the third Gallery Talk of the term on Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Northen Auditorium in Leyburn Library.